‘Crisis of justice’ as floods devastate: Pakistan’s climate change minister
Summary
The flooding in Pakistan has led to over 1,000 deaths and affected more than six million people, displacing over two million. Pakistan's climate change minister described the situation as a "crisis of justice" due to the significant impact of climate change on the nation, despite its low contribution to global emissions. The floods have caused major damage to homes, livestock, and crops, impacting the economy and livelihoods.Key Facts
- More than 1,000 people died in the floods in Pakistan.
- Over two million people have been forced to leave their homes.
- More than six million people have been affected by the floods.
- Heavy monsoon rains and cloudbursts caused the flooding.
- The floods damaged over 12,500 homes and caused the loss of 6,500 livestock.
- Pakistan contributes less than 1% to global emissions but is very vulnerable to climate change.
- Pakistan's economy heavily depends on agriculture, which is greatly impacted by climate change.
- Pakistan’s climate change minister highlighted inadequate international funding to address climate impacts.
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